Paphos Life

Just see where you are quoting from; take a large pinch of salt!

You never know, they may get it right, Lidl by Lidl!

PolemIan wrote: ↑Thu Aug 13, 2020 6:00 pm I’ve come away forgetting things we need because of the layout .
Ian

You see, this is their new policy to help you save money by forgetting to buy things

Yioula wrote: ↑Thu Aug 13, 2020 12:47 am There are some very unhinged individual(s) that need bringing to justice before people’s homes and life are destroyed

In principle, I agree with you. However, if the individual is "very unhinged", then he should be committed to Athalassa rather than brought to justice.

11-08-2020 18:46 Epidemiological risk assessment of countries in relation to the COVID-19 disease dated 11/8/2020 In the context of the regular epidemiological risk assessment of countries with regard to the COVID-19 disease, the following modifications are made concerning the categorization of the ...

I think the crux of the matter is mentioned in the article and consists of the Turkish control of half a dozen different self-created issues, which are dealt with in turn. By the time the Turkish population have been informed of the first issue, it has been superseded by the second and then by the t...

Worth a read. Perhaps, but to be taken with a fairly goodly pinch of salt, remembering where it is coming from. Turkey resents Israel's control of the Al Aqsa mosque in the heart of Jerusalem.

The quartet may be in good company in hell, but at least they are smartly dressed in clean white shirts

Reading some of the posts, I cannot help but recall Gray's words, "where ignorance is bliss, 'tis folly to be wise."

This man is genius? Or genuine idiot?

I have been tempted to click on your link Devil . . . . But, I won't. Not for a millisecond! My link is not for clicking! It used to have a very good function but, with age, it loses its rampant power. Maybe a minute or two would be better than a millisecond! :-) :-) :-) :twisted: :twisted: :twisted:

I heard yesterday in a shop a chap explaining that this rain and mucky air (dust) were from the explosion. You are listening to total and utter claptrap. In this part of the Mediterranean, it is normal for weather to pass from west towards the east. In any case, most of the fallout would be within ...

Yes, water vapour is almost transparent to UVB and UVC.

Kili01 wrote: ↑Sun Aug 09, 2020 4:11 pm Which means that justice here isn't dispensed on a level playing field as it should be...

Dee

I couldn't possibly comment! (dixit Francis Urquhart)

I see the midday forecast has reduced the UV danger from "extreme" to "very high" with an index of around 10.

Not even the one about the good ship Venus??? Is that the one where the Captain lost his fiddle :lol: I think that song had something like 20 odd verses, each one more obscene than the previous one. I have tried to forget everything that I learned when I was in the army, so I cannot quote the song ...

A UV index of 10 is considered "very high". Over the next four days, my system records the potential UV index of 11, which is "extreme". Do not forget that the UV index is on a logarithmic scale, so that going up from 10 to 11 represents an increase of (I think) 3.16 times, which...

Please be aware that the levels of ultraviolet light are likely to be very high over the next few days. If you have a sensitive skin, use your UV block more carefully, especially between 10 AM and 5 PM. We may see some more bright red bodies coming from the beach.

I was taught some of the filthiest rhymes by my big brother when he came home from the Merchant Navy. I was twelve years old and, to this day, I find them shockingly hilarious. . . . . But, I would never repeat them now, not even if you pulled my fingernails out. 😣😣😣 Maggie Not even the one about t...

yes, I did and I followed it through.